Titlebook: Higher Education in the American West; Regional History and Lester F. Goodchild,Richard W. Jonsen,David A. Lon Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan

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The Evolution of Institutions in the Westward Expansioned in the East dating from the earliest years of the English colonies. This chapter covers the major influences on the development of institutions in the West, events and trends in the early years, the dominant institutional types and models of organization, and similarities and differences with hig

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Middle Border States states joined the union late in the nineteenth century and represent one of the last regions in the continental United States to develop educational institutions. They do not have the long histories of development like their fellow states in the East, nor the 400-year-old Spanish influences of the

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History of Higher Education in the Southwest since World War IIthwestern states—Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah—had no colleges or universities. Moreover, the Southwest had no public school systems, let alone any students prepared for college. What population was there were Native Americans, who had been there for centuries, plus those Hispanics

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Higher Education in Californiahe post–World War II era introduced several decades of robust population expansion, and California led the nation—and indeed the world—as it achieved almost phenomenal growth of college opportunity. Sharp increases in student enrollments and campuses were paralleled by the rising quality and reputat

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The Federal Government and Western Higher Educations, ranchers, entrepreneurs, and such. This same mythology carries over to issues of public policy and is often used to explain the West’s generally more conservative (and individualistic) approach to government. However, in one specific area of public policy—higher education—there is little evidence

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Understanding the First Regional History of American Higher Educationr literary studies there, as the frontier exploded with new peoples ambitious to take western lands, especially after the 1848 discovery of gold in California. Generally, private religious-related colleges began first in most western states and territories in hopes of evangelizing the frontier popul

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